The Tanner House has a rich industrial history and is the only one of its kind to have been preserved in its original location. It houses a permanent exhibition reflecting the history of tanning, temporary exhibitions, and visual and handicraft workshops. Its exhibitions present the work of artisans in the area. Seeing different areas of craft traditions, such as filter cloth, embroidery, beading, fashion-making, pottery, blue ceramics, and with the help of local craftsmen, it is also possible to learn about and learn some of the handicrafts.